Intel 10nm processor shipments: nuclear performance finally surpasses AMD

Intel has maintained a strong dominance in the PC processor field, but with the release of the AMD 7nm process three generations of AVerMedia processors this year, Intel's position in the desktop processor field was once threatened. However, the helplessness is that the 10nm process is difficult to produce, and the 7nm process only takes two years to tie AMD. There is no good solution for a time. In the field of notebooks, the front line can no longer fall. Intel has already announced the Ice Lake processor of 10nm process for a long time. Now it is finally on sale. According to the current products, it seems that the performance is very good.



At present, the latest version of the Ice Snake Blade stealth version 13 has been used with the latest Ice Lake 10th generation Core i7-1065G7. This processor has a built-in Gen 11 architecture and has 15W and 25W TDP. Power consumption configuration, and the 25W version is definitely stronger than 15W. In the comparison chart given by Intel, the average game efficiency in the tested game is about 1.3 times that of the 15W version.



Of course, the most interesting thing is that it should be compared with AMD's processor. As we all know, the Vega core display built into the AMD mobile processor has the performance of the entry-level level, which is much stronger than the previous Intel Gen 9 core, but with the arrival of the Gen 11 core, the situation seems to have reversed. According to official data, at 1080P resolution, the i7-1065G7 (25W) surpassed the Ryzen 7 3700U (TDP is also 25W) with Vega 10 core in many tested games, in "Dota 2" There are even 1.84 times performance lead in the game, and the worst is guaranteed.



At present, these data are based on official news, and it is still unclear what the actual experience will be. Moreover, the current 10 generations of Core Duo notebooks in China are basically equipped with 14nm Comet Lake series processors. Non-Ice Lake, you can only know if you wait for more new products to appear.